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    1. by systemic racial inequities in access to quality and trusted health care

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    2. ex with women underestimate their risk of contracting sexually transmitted infections, and their health care providers also need more education in this area.

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    3. The Lived Experiences of Lesbian-Identified Black Women Navigating Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Scoping Review

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    4. The Lived Experiences of Lesbian-Identified Black Women Navigating Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Scoping Review

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    5. The Lived Experiences of Lesbian-Identified Black Women Navigating Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Scoping Review

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    6. The Lived Experiences of Lesbian-Identified Black Women Navigating Sexual and Reproductive Health Care: A Scoping Review

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  2. Jul 2025
    1. Whilst regulators have yet to provide firm guidance regarding acceptable failure rates for novel male contraceptives, investigators have advocated for approval of new male methods that fall in the typical use range of condoms. In all studies of these male contraceptive regimens,

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    2. eight hormonal male contraceptive efficacy studies have been conducted, five utilized only testosterone derivatives and three administered a progestin plus

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    3. to share the burden and costs for contraception are necessary to advance the funding,

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    4. Modern male hormonal contraception, like female hormonal methods, relies upon exogenous progestins to suppress the hypothalamic-pituitary-gonadal axis, in turn suppressing testicular testosterone production and sperm maturation. Addition of an androgen augments gonadotropin suppression, more effectively suppressing spermatogenesis in men, and provides androgenic

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    5. Previous contraceptive efficacy studies in couples have shown that hormonal male methods are effective and reversible. Recent efforts have been directed at addressing potential user and regulatory concerns by utilizing novel steroids and varied routes of hormone delivery.

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    1. We must acknowledge our fundamental cultural, spiritual and individual differences, and the ways in which they shape and influence our delivery of quality care in the 21st

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